rusefi-1/unit_tests/tests/sensor/resist_func.cpp

/*
 * @author Matthew Kennedy, (c) 2019
 */

#include "pch.h"

#include "resistance_func.h"

TEST(resistance, OutOfRange)
{
    ResistanceFunc f;
    f.configure(5, 10000);

    // Something in the middle should be valid
    {
        auto r = f.convert(2.5f);
        ASSERT_TRUE(r.Valid);
    }

    // Something near 0.05v should be valid
    {
        auto r = f.convert(0.051f);
        EXPECT_TRUE(r.Valid);
    }

    // Something just under 0.05v should be invalid
    {
        auto r = f.convert(0.049f);
        EXPECT_FALSE(r.Valid);
    }

    // Something near 0.98 * 5v should be valid
    {
        auto r = f.convert(0.97f * 5);
        EXPECT_TRUE(r.Valid);
    }

    // Something just above 0.98 * 5v should be invalid
    {
        auto r = f.convert(0.99f * 5);
        EXPECT_FALSE(r.Valid);
    }
}

TEST(resistance, InRange)
{
    ResistanceFunc f;
    f.configure(5, 10000);

    // 1 volt -> 2500 ohms low side
    {
        auto r = f.convert(1.0f);
        EXPECT_TRUE(r.Valid);
        EXPECT_FLOAT_EQ(r.Value, 2500);
    }

    // 2 volt -> 6666.667 ohm ohms low side
    // 20k/3 gives us an exact result
    {
        auto r = f.convert(2.0f);
        EXPECT_TRUE(r.Valid);
        EXPECT_FLOAT_EQ(r.Value, 20000.0f / 3);
    }

    // 3 volt -> 15000 ohms low side
    {
        auto r = f.convert(3.0f);
        EXPECT_TRUE(r.Valid);
        EXPECT_FLOAT_EQ(r.Value, 15000);
    }

    // 4 volt -> 40000 ohms low side
    {
        auto r = f.convert(4.0f);
        EXPECT_TRUE(r.Valid);
        EXPECT_FLOAT_EQ(r.Value, 40000);
    }
}